Students did an egg-cellent job on New Outlook’s Easter Egg Hunt. Many students shared that this was their first time participating in the exciting search for candy-filled eggs. They also received Easter baskets filled with sweet treats and craft items.
It was a wonderful holiday at New Outlook Academy
Thanks to a recent donation of Peeps from a family-owned candy company in Bethlehem, PA, students have a plethora of Peeps to support their artistic endeavors for this year’s art show. The art show will feature sculptures, paintings, drawings, and multimedia projects with the festive marshmallows. Students get more and more creative with each passing year.
Please join in the fun and vote for your favorite creations!!!!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NOAPeepContest
Thanks to recent donations from The Guitar Center Music Foundation, DW Music Foundation, and Classics for Kids Foundation, our students can access brand-new, high-quality instruments to learn and develop artistic skills! These donations have truly enhanced our music instruction and engagement. 
Book Club wrapped up their 5th book “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,” with the classic movie showing. On to the next book… “Jurassic Park,” by Michael Crichton. More to come on New Outlook’s literary adventures.
A big New Outlook thank you to The Teddy Bear Project Charity for donating stuffed animals for our intake care packages! This generous donation will provide a year’s worth of stuffed animals to welcome incoming students. The furry friends have already brought smiles to our students’ faces. 
New Outlook Academy… still a great place to find a new outlook on life. 
For the 5th installment of the New Outlook Academy Book Club, the group has selected the timeless classic of Dorothy’s wonderous journey to the magical land of Oz with her trusty friends Tin Man, Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion and Toto. But at the end of the day, “there is no place like home.”
New Outlook photogs visited Pennsylvania’s first space museum – Moonshot Museum. This unique living lab is full of interactive opportunities for students to experience space, including simulators of an actual lunar mission. They also got a behind-the-scenes look at an actual Astrobotic spacecraft being built through floor-to-ceiling windows!
It was definitely an “out of this world” experience!!!
Please call or email for additional information to Gina Samosky, Corporate Communications Coordinator